QUOTE(ryanliew87 @ Jan 12 2012, 03:51 PM)
If over 100K, I think it won't get good sales, people will still go to buy the Japanese brand since the price is very near to the Japanese territory!2012 Hyundai Elantra, Hello Impossible!
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QUOTE(caddilac @ Jan 19 2012, 03:58 PM) Why you said so? Didn't you notice that most Kia is cheaper than Hyundai or similarly priced but better spec-ced? Haha, those US and European don't like auto, not only CVT, in Europe, more than 80% of registered cars are manual trans while in Asia, more than 90% registered cars are Auto trans.K9 is not out yet and according to the rumours so far it will only be available in South Korea because of their branding. Even K7 is not even on sale in US yet although it was released two years earlier than the Azera HG because of their marketing strategy. Kia is trying to attract younger buyer (Soul, Hamster, K5 space adv) while Hyundai is going the more premium way. PS: Being more premium is compared with Kia in case misinterpreted. Added on January 19, 2012, 4:00 pm US is using 4speed AT only. 5spd is a manual. Ours is a CVT with 7 virtual gear. The gearbox is one of the main reason why they get lousy fuel economy rated by EPA. Added on January 19, 2012, 4:04 pm Haha. So far i think only some Asian love CVT (I dislike CVT very much!) but this is not the case in US and Europe. That's why you hardly see European or US as well as Korean car maker using a CVT gearbox. Good car at low price? I don't really think so as it is not justified in the real market. Is CVT-equipped-car cheaper than a 6AT car? This post has been edited by feelfree: Jan 20 2012, 10:25 AM |
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